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The local music scene started the new year out right on January 11 at Crescent Ballroom during the seventh annual Rock Lottery. Early Saturday morning, five bands created from scratch had to write original tunes and learn a cover to perform in front of a packed house. Luckily, the 25 participating local musicians were up to the task. The night was filled with fun, odd cover song choices (and some band names that were better than others) with all proceeds benefiting the Rosie's House music charity.
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Day one of this regional hip-hop celebration brought wonders and weirdness in equal measure.
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Sleater-Kinney fans loosely packed The Van Buren last night on Monday, November 11, in support of The Center Won't Hold. Founding members Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein (both on vocals and guitar), and their current drummer, Angie Boylan, were joined by touring multi-instrumentalists Katie Harkin and Toko Yasuda, and their collective energy was ready to destroy. Do they still slay live? Hell yeah, they do!
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Jonas Brothers emerge from rollercoaster as sages of song.
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It was fun when they were younger. Now, the Jonas Brothers are older and reunited for the Happiness Begins Tour. This is the first tour the brothers have done since 2013 after focusing on personal projects and families. More 18,000 fans screamed inside Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix on Saturday, October 5, 2019. They opened their show with "Rollercoaster," "S.O.S," and "Cool." Jordan McGraw and Bebe Rhexa opened.
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Was the latest from Arizona's Maynard James Keenan worth the wait?
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